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1000s take trip back in time at annual ArtsFaire
As a New Mexico State University student in 1991, Larissa Gibbs signed up to be an ArtsFaire town crier.
Couture answers questions during student forum
Issues like programs for minority students, support for graduate students and fiscal responsibility were on the minds of students who took the opportunity to question New Mexico State University presidential finalist Barbara Couture on Wednesday during a student forum at Corbett Center.
Richardson listens to constituents' concerns during Las Cruces stop
Gov. Bill Richardson makes a stop Wednesday in Las Cruces to listen to concerns about budget bills recently passed by the Legislature to deal with the state budget deficit.
'Promising Practices': Program helps NM inmates be active part of family
"Don't do the crime if you can't do the time" is a popular saying that serves as a warning for would-be criminals facing an unpleasant life behind bars should they be convicted of a crime.
Some UC Berkeley faculty criticize sports subsidy
Home to the nationally ranked Cal Bears and a clutch of Nobel laureates, the University of California, Berkeley, boasts brains and brawn.
NMSU police arrest 23-year-old for alleged $2 robbery
New Mexico State University police arrested a 23-year-old man after he allegedly robbed an art student of $2. John Stoddart, 23, who police said has no connection to the university, was arrested and charged with felony robbery and false imprisonment.
Library materials from here to there and back again
CHICAGO ALA Editions , the publishing imprint of the American Library Association, A announces the release of " Moving Materials: Physical Delivery in Libraries ," edited by Valerie Horton and Bruce Smith.
Prohibition, Bribes And Murder Discussed
" As part of this year's Northern Kentucky One Book One Community program, the four Northern Kentucky Library systems are bringing author Craig Holden in from New Mexico to discuss his novel about Cincinnati bootlegger George Remus.
Ag Sense: Ag center uses remote sensing to monitor crops
Dwindling of the Ogallalla aquifer is going to be a great concern to the area growers.
PROFILE: Janet Green, Director of New Mexico State University's...
PROFILE: Janet Green, Director of New Mexico State University's School of Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management Oct.
Oblinger can't shake Mary Easley mess
The job former first lady Mary Easley got at N.C. State University - and its fallout - is following former N.C. State University Chancellor James Oblinger across the country.
Investigation into '07 NMSU rape continues
A New Mexico State University woman was raped on campus Halloween 2007, and someone out there knows who did it, police say.
Contract finalized for new MSU president
The Montana Board of Regents on Friday finalized an employment contract with Waded Cruzado as the new president of Montana State University.
Southern NM gets taste of wintry weather
Brrr, break out the coats, jackets, sweaters, sweatshirts and something warm to drink.
Oblinger may have new job lined up
James Oblinger, the former N.C. State chancellor who resigned earlier this year amid questions over his handling of the hiring of former First lady Mary Easley and other issues, is a finalist for another top university gig.
Cal Poly Pomona president finalist for New Mexico State University post
The president of Cal Poly Pomona announced Tuesday that he was one of five finalists to be president of New Mexico State University, according to a prepared statement.
Finalists For NMSU President Expected Tuesday
A list of finalists for New Mexico State University president was expected to be announced Tuesday by the state Board of Regents.
Jeff Witte receives honor from National Association of State Departments of Agriculture
Jeff Witte, New Mexico Department of Agriculture's director of agricultural biosecurity, received the James A. Graham Award for Outstanding Service to Agriculture during the annual meeting of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture in Montgomery, Ala., Sept.
Our View: Waded Cruzado: Farewell, but not forgotten
We were disappointed, but not surprised, to learn that New Mexico State University Vice President and Provost Waded Cruzado had been offered and has accepted the job as president at Montana State University.
They're back: The buzz is big for locally made big-screen film 'Border Lords II'
Everything about the movie "Border Lords II: Dark Secrets" appears to be bigger and better than the original -- bigger budget, better actors, more locations and one heckuva of a premiere.
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